On this episode, we explore two instances of faces losing their identity in the pursuit of perfection: Jennifer Grey’s infamous nose job and the ongoing epidemic of Instagram Face. As women appear to be striving to get closer and closer to everyone having the same perfect face, how does this take away from individual identity and beauty?

We look at Jennifer Grey’s career pre- and post-nose job (and how the Matthew Broderick vehicular manslaughter case is involved) and examine why many speculate that her new, conventionally attractive nose cost her her career. How have we seen this pattern repeated in the age of plastic surgery, fillers, and filters as we all increasingly live in the public eye?

Plus: our summer reading, grammatical pet peeves, and people who bend the rules of rock paper scissors.